RHYTHM & BLUES,
SOUL & DOO-WOP
Various
Artists Collections
- The Still Label
| INTRODUCTION : This label
from Holland is a fine series of CDs featuring mostly obscure up tempo R&B,
black rock 'n' roll and
rocking blues from the 500s
the early 60s. Each volume features 25 tracks and comes with a
4 page
booklet with label shots. Sound
quality is generally fine. |
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Still 1156 |
Real Black Rhythm |
● CD $16.98 |
25 tracks, 61 mins, highly recommended
This is a great
collection of rocking blues, R&B and black rock and roll with the
occasional white artist thrown into the mix from the 50s and early 60s.
Just about every track is a winner - among the highlights are St. Louis
disc jockey, vocalist and trumpet player Gabriel with a terrific version
of the Billy Boy Arnold songs Don't Stay Out All Night with a hot
guitar solo from Ike Turner and a trumpet solo from Gabriel himself. Sara
Lee comes on like an even wilder version of Wanda Jackson with a great
band doing a storming version of Jim Dandy - too bad it fades out
in the middle of a hot guitar solo. Sheryl Crowley is another fine female
vocalist - she is accompanied by Lorenzo Holden's powerful band on It
Ain't To Play With with some excellent piano work which sounds quite a
bit like Amos Milburn. There are two splendid sides by the 3 Of Us Trio
featuring the vocals of Charles Kelly - Big Sid and It's Love
- the latter with a terrific guitar solo. Lots more great sides from Jerry
Bradford & The Spades, Bobo Jenkins (a very obscure release), Jo Jo
Williams, Otis Read, Georgia Lane, Emmett Hobson & The Rag-Muffins, Carl
Simpson, Frank Floyd (aka Harmonica Frank), Little Cameron, The Commandos,
Bob Roubain (a fine vocal and piano rocker from an unreleased acetate) and
more. Good sound and booklet has some nice label shots and a couple of
artist photos. If you liked the Stompin' series you'll love this. (FS)
JERRY BRADFORD & THE SPADES: Hey Hey/ THE COMMANDOS: The
Chicken Scratch(inst.)/ SHERYL CROWLEY & LORENZO HOLDEN'S ORCH.: It Ain't
To Play Wsith/ THE CRUISERS: I Want Your Love/ FRANK FLOYD: Rock A Little
Baby/ GABRIEL & HIS TRUMPET: Don't Stay Out All Night/ EMMETT HOBSON & THE
RAG-MUFFINS ORCH.: Looka Here,mattie Bee/ BOBO JENKINS: If You Were The
Only Woman/ GEORGIA LANE: Oo-wee Mr.jeff/ SARA LEE & THE SPADES: Jim
Dandy/ LITTLE CAMERON: Kansas City Dog/ RAY MORTON & THE TEMP-TONES:
Whirlwind(inst.)/ OTIS READ: Come On Baby/ BOB ROUBAIN: Rock It Davy
Crockett/ SANEEZE & BREEZE: Bongo Boo Boo/ CARL SIMPSON: Baby Blues Rock/
One Night Stand/ BIL WILL STEPHENS & BUDDY T.& HIS T-MEN: Saturday Night/
J.J. TAYLOR(KNOWN AS LITTLE WOLF): Put It All In There/ THE THREE OF US (VCL.CHARLES
KELLY): Big Sid/ It's Love/ THE WARCELLS: Prancin'time/ BABY WASHINGTON:
Knock Yourself Out/ JO JO WILLIAMS: Rock'n'roll Boogie/ TINI WILLIAMS &
THE SKYLINERS: I Can't Sleep
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Still 1157 |
All Night Rhythm & Rock |
● CD $16.98 |
25 tracks, 57 mins, recommended
Excellent collection of
mostly uptempo blues and R&B featuring mostly obscure but fine artists.
Among the highlights are two terrific tracks by interestingly named
Chicago bluesman Bo Dudley (Oscar Coleman) featuring some great steel
guitar by, presumably, Freddy Roulette. There are two tracks from the
excellent New Orleans singer/ guitarist Jesse Allen, two by the fine Baby
Calloway, one of them instrumental, recorded in 1962 for Bay area label
Bay-Tone. Also includes Eddy Jones & The Cyclones, james Carter & The Sentimentals, V. & B.B., James Wayne (I'm not sure if this is the same guy
who cut Junco Partner), Havert Bennett, John Brim (two sides cut
for his own BB label in the 70s), Cliff Chambers, and others. An
entertaining collection. (FS)
JESSE ALLEN: After A While/ Love My Baby/ HAVERT
BENNETT: Jack,you're Dead/ BABE BLOUNTT: Bobby Sox Rock/ JOHN BRIM: Movin'
Out(inst.)/ You Put The Hurt On Me/ DANNY BROWN: Chewing Gun/ Standing On
The Corner/ BABY CALLOWAY: Chuck Wagon (inst.)/ Midnight Blues/ CHOKER
CAMPBELL: Walking On My Thin Sole Shoes/ LUCKY CARMICHAEL: I'm Comin'
Home/ JAMES CARTER: Hey,baby,hey/ CLIFF CHAMBERS: Contract Of Love/ Don't
Talk Back/ BO DUDLEY: Coast To Coast/ Shotgun Rider/ CHARLES EPPS: Rock
With The Boogie/ Shake That Thing/ EDDY JONES: Say What ?/ R.B.(HUDMAN
JR.): I'm A Roller/ ROYAL EARL: Talking Guitar Prt.1/ Talking Guitar
Prt.2/ V.AND B.B.: They Just Rocking & Rolling/ JAMES WAYNE: This Little
Letter
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Still 1158 |
Dark Rhythm Hokus Pokus |
● CD $16.98 |
25 tracks of obscure of black rock 'n' roll, R&B and the
occasional blues. Sound quality on some cuts is not the greatest but there
are some hot tracks from Ronny Goode, Andy Belvin (a great version of
James Wayne's Travelin' Mood), Little Eddie Mint, Big Bud & Lynne,
Sonny Stevenson, The Continental Five, Ernie Greene, H-Bomb Ferguson and
others.
WALT ATKINS: Old Smokey Twist(inst.)/ MORRIS BAILEY:
Calender Hanging On The Wall/ ANDY BELVIN: Travelin'mood/ BIG BUD & LYNNE:
Cuddle And Coo/ THE CONTINENTAL FIVE: King Of Rock & Roll/ BIG JOHN
DEMARCUS: Troublin'mind/ THE DWELLERS: What's That Thing Called Love/
H.BOMB FERGUSON: No-sackie-sack/ THE GOLDEN NUGGETS: Surf Everybody/ RONNY
GOODE: Hokus Pokus/ ERNIE GREENE: Josephine/ KENNY HAMBER: Do The Hully
Gully/ STELLA JOHNSON: Yeah Baby/ LEROY JONES: Down On The Farm/ LITTLE
EDDIE MINT: Two More Days/ KINE MORGAN: Nobody's Fool/ We're Going Out To
Rock Tonight/ GAL PAGE: Sugar-babe/ HAL PAGE: Thunder Bird/ PAT PATTERSON:
Rockin' At Midnight/ SONNY STEVENSON: Bessie Lou/ THE T-BIRDS: Full
House(inst.)/ FREDDIE WILLIAMS: No Love/ RALPH WILSON: What's Shakin'/
LONNIE YOUNGBLOOD: Youngblood Feeling(inst.)
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Still 1159 |
Love Blood Hound Rhythm |
● CD $16.98 |
25 tracks, 58 mins, recommended
Fine collection of rocking
blues, up tempo R&B and black rock 'n' roll recorded by mostly obscure
artists for obscure labels in the 50s and early 60s, most of them making
their first ever appearance on CD. Includes Tender Slim (the great
Don't Cut Out On Me and I'm Checkin' Up with Jimmy Spruill on
guitar), Big Bill Schaeffer (the silly I Hate, But I Like Popcorn
with hot guitar), Clarence Samuels, Mon-Vales, Bull Moose Jackson
(probably the biggest "name" with his fine and rare Watch My Signals
from 1957, Bo Tolliver & His Timers, Big Charles Green, Dorian Burton, Fox
Hall, The New Mason Dixons, K.C. Mojo Watson (with the ferocious title
song), Jeanette "Baby" Washington, Mattie Jackson & The Nighthawks and
others. Sound is generally excellent and the booklet has some mouth
watering label shots. (FS)
DORIAN BURTON: Flyin' Home To My Baby/ BIG CHARLES
GREEN: Rocking To The Moon To-night/ You Excite Me, Baby/ LARRY GREEN:
Blues Before News (inst.)/ Long Black Train/ FOX HALL: Do The Rock And
Roll/ My Baby Left Me/ LOST JOHN HUNTER: Cool Down Mama/ BULL MOOSE
JACKSON: Watch My Signals/ MATTIE JACKSON & THE NIGHTHAWKS: I Want To Do
It/ THE JOLLY JAX: Pony Shuffle/ HARMON "HUMP" JONES: Lookin' For My Baby/
THE MON-VALES: Cool Cat & His White Bucks/ THE NEW MASON DIXONS: Totaled/
CLAUDE ROBINSON: Cotton Pickin' Mama/ CLARENCE SAMUELS: We're Goin' To The
Hop/ BIG BILL SCHAEFFER: I Hate, But I Like Popcorn/ TENDER SLIM: Don't
Cut Out On Me/ I'm Checkin' Up/ BO TOLIVER & HIS TIMERS: Begging/ Farm
Dell Rock (inst)/ JEANETTE (BABY) WASHINGTON: Mone On/ Too Late/ K.C. MOJO
WATSON: Love Blood Hound/ BOB WILLIAMS: My Goose Is Cooked
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Still 1160 |
Black Tootsie Roll |
● CD $16.98 |
25 tracks, 58 mins, recommended
Another fine collection of
rockin' rarities. This one includes a few cuts from the early 50s in an
older jump blues style from Tippo Lite, Dave Bartholomew (his great
commercial for beer Good Jax Boogie) and Preston Love. It also
includes Albert & Charle's fine slide guitar instrumental Weird
plus sides by Dean & Jean, Rosetta Perry, Bobby Martin, J. Mercy Baby, Bob
Mackey & King Alex Band, Bobby & The Troubadours, L.D. Ludy, Shorty
Billups, The Asiatics, T.C. Crumpler & Bobbie Richard & Band (a fine
version of She Fooled Me which was also recorded by Billy Boy
Arnold and Eddie Hope & The Mannish Boys), Carmen Davis & Ernie Freeman's
Combo and others. There's also some Jamaican R&B from bluebeat pioneer
Laurel Aitken - Boogie In the Bones. (FS)
LAUREN AITKEN: Boogie In The Bones/ ALBERT & CHARLES &
GUS JENKINS: Weird (inst)/ THE ASIATICS: Flu-bug (inst.)/ DAVE
BARTHOLOMEW: Good Jax Boogie (beer)/ SHORTIE BILLUPS: Boss Chick/ BOBBY &
THE TROUBADOURS: Long Tall Sally/ RAYFIELD BROWN: Snatching Back/ MONROE
CHAPMAN & BOB FENVILLE: Come Dance With Rudy/ MODEST "SHOW STOPPER"
CLIFTON: Pretty Little Baby/ T.C. CRUMPLER & BOBBIE RICHARD: She Fooled
Me/ T.c. Boogie (inst.)/ CARMEN DAVIS & ERNIE FREEMAN: No, No Baby/ DEAN &
JEAN: Oh Yeah/ THE EGYPTIANS: Flipping Their Top/ THE FORTUNES: Runnin'
(inst.)/ CHARLES KELLY/THE THREE-OF-US TRIO: Telegram/ TIPPO LITE & THE
ALL STARS: Jumping This Morning/ L.D. LUDY: Tootsie Roll/ BOB MACKEY &
KING ALEX BAND: Shonuff' Miss Brown/ BOBBY MARTIN: Tootsie Roll/ BIG JAY
MERCER & JOE ANDERSON: Bermudas/ J. MERCY BABY: The Rock And Stomp/ EDDIE
MOORE: Touch Of Your Love/ ROSETTE PERRY & MILLIARD LEE ORCH.: Farewell
Blues/ BEVERLY WRIGHT & PRESTON LOVE: Kissin' Boogie
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Still 1161 |
Shake That Thing |
● CD $16.98 |
Another entertaining collection of obscure up-tempo blues
and rocking R&B from the 50s and 60s - most of it making its first
appearance on CD. 26 tracks including Little Brother (not Montgomery),
Dossie "Thunderbird" terry, Alexander "Mudcat" Thomas, Delmer Wilburn &
The Mandals, Red Miller & Quartet, The Daps, Joe McCoy & His Real McCoys,
Tony Sams & The LaLa Wilson Band, The Flashers, Babe Wayne, Everett
Johnson Trio and others including two pretty good versions of It's Pony
Time by an unknown artist.
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Still 1162 |
Screaming Black Rockin' Rhythm & Blues |
● CD $16.98 |
25 tracks, 58 mins, highly recommended
Another fine
collection of obscure up-tempo blues and rocking R&B from the 50s and 60s
- most of it making its first appearance on CD. The opening cut How
Wild Can A Woman Be by Harold "Thunderbird" Ward is probably the
weakest here and I feared the worst but it picks up after that with fine
sides by Robert McCoy & The FIve Sins, Richard "Popcorn" Wylie (a fine
version of Barrett Strongs Money), Chris Kenner (three of his
rarest sides including the down home Don't Let her Pin That Charge On
Me with harmonica), Big Bob Dougherty, Elliot Shavers (the burning
instrumental Down Home Blues), Freddie Hall, Cledus Harrison, Rex
Garvin, Larry Emmett & The Sliders, Charlotte Cole, Lloyd Price, Baby
Little & The Hardbreakers (two unissued demos) and more. Good sound. (FS)
BABY LITTLE & THE HARDBREAKERS: Baby, Baby/ Neck Bones
Every Day/ CHARLOTTE COLE: Bless You Baby/ DAVE & BOB: Whoa Bessie/ BIG
BOB DOUGHERTY: Teenage Flip/ Why/ LARRY EMMETT & THE SLIDERS: West Coast
Blues/ REX GARVIN: Oh Yeah!/ CHUCK GREY & SANDY STANTON & THE PANICS: Push
The Panic Button/ Rock And Roll Is In My Soul/ FREDDIE HALL: Little Baby's
Rock/ CLEDUS HARRISON: Broke/ THE JAGUARS: Ginny Ginny/ CHRIS KENNER:
Don't Let Her Pin That Charge On Me/ Don't Make No Noise/ Grandma's House/
LA RENE LA RUE: I'm Glad/ SLICK LAWRENCE: Little Mama/ ROBERT MCCOY & HIS
FIVE SINS: Bye Bye Baby/ KEN MURRAY'S BLACKOUTS OF 1959: Backstage At The
Blackouts/ LLOYD PRICE: Right Kind Of Girl/ ELLIOT SHAVERS & HIS BLAZERS:
Down Home Blues/ HAROLD "THUNDERBIRD" WARD & THE JIMMY HILL COMBO: How
Wild Can A Woman Be/ ERNIE WILLIAMS: My Pretty Baby/ RICHARD "POPCORN"
WYLIE: Money
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Still 1163 |
Great Black Googa-Mooga |
● CD $16.98 |
Another fine collection of rocking R&B and blues from the
Still label featuring 25 cuts from the 50s and 60s - most of them making
their first appearance on CD. Includes sides by Chuck Mann, Rudy Ray Moore
& Dick Barrow Orch. (a gospel song with an R&B arrangement), Big Mack &
His Shufflers, "Little Mr. Blues" George Terry (two songs including an
answer song to Mama He Treats Your Daughter Mean), Johnny Johnson,
Charles (fine New York bluesman with great Jimmy Spruill guitar), The
Escos, Sonny & The Premiers, Johnny Wright, Elmer Parker & The Light
Lighters, Roy Brown (the obscure 1969 track Young Blood Twist),
Jimmy "Wildman" Spruill and others.
BIG MACK & HIS SHUFFLERS: Out Of My Mind/ JOHNSON
BOUDREAUX: Love Money./ ROY BROWN: Young Blood Twist/ THE ESCOS: Chick A
Dee/ WILLIAMS FRENCH: Hey Hey Baby/ BILLY HOKE: Cryin And Wonderin/ JOHNNY
IRVING & THE BLUE NOTES: I've Got So Many Woman/ JOHNNY JOHNSON: Great
Googa Mooga/ LEROY & PREMIERS: Run Along Baby/ LITTLE MR BLUES: Mama Your
Daughter Plays It Cool/ Rough And Rocky/ CHUCK MANN: Little Miss Muffet/
RUDY RAY MOORE: Take A Liitle Time To Do Right/ ELMER PARKER & THE LIGHT
LIGHTERS: I Like The Way You Walk/ You Know I Love You/ ELLIOTT SHAVERS:
Party Poppin, Part 2/ FAY SIMMONS: Ella Weaver/ Secret Lover/ SONNY &
PREMIERS: Hey Miss Fancy/ JIMMY "WILDMAN" SPRUILL: Country Boy/ Scratchin/
DANNY "RUN JOE" TAYLOR: Makeena/ CHARLES WALKER: Charles Walker Slop/ It
Aint Right/ JOHNNY WRIGHT: Gotta Heve You For Myself
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Still 1164 |
No Black Money Baby |
● CD $16.98 |
Another 25 cuts of rare and rocking blues and R&B from the
50s and 60s - most of it making its first appearance on CD and one track (The
Whip by Doug Powell & The Valients) unissued in any form. Includes
Jimmy McPhaill, Al Harrison, The Fortunes, Marie Williams, Eugene Lee,
Chicago Piano "C" Red, Jon Thomas, Little Bebby & The Stereos, Tobin
Matthews, Henry Yeakel & The Jones Boys, Little Clarence, etc.
BROTHER BLUES: Feather Weight Mama/ CHICAGO PIANO "C"
RED: 1 Minute After Midnight/ Miss Annie Lou/ THE FORTUNES: Runnin/ OWEN
GRAY: Lonely Days/ AL HARRISON: Brand New Money/ BILL HOLD & CORONAS: I
Need Your Lovin Again/ AL T. JOE: You Cheated On Me/ EUGENE LEE: Money
Blues/ LITTLE BOBBY & THE STEREOS: Drinkin Wine Spodie O Dee/ LITTLE
CLARENCE: Come Into My Heart/ TOBIN MATTHEWS: Groanin/ Slippin And Slidin/
JIMMY MCPHAIL: Ding Dong Baby/ RED MILLER: Nobility Boogie./ LEWIS NELSON
& COMBO: No Money Baby/ THE NIGHT OWL: You Shouldn't Oughta Done It/ DOUG
POWELL & THE VALIENTS: The Whip (unissued)/ PEARL REAVES: I Want You To
Love Me/ TEXAS RED: Comin Home/ JOE RICHARDS: You Better Change/ JON
THOMAS & BAND: Rib Tips/ MARIE WILLIAMS: Cat Stratching/ Come Back To Me/
HENRY YEAKEL: Tippin In
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Still 1165 |
Black Wich-A-Way Rhythm |
● CD $16.98 |
25 tracks, 54 mins, recommended
Another fine 25 track
collection of rare rocking blues, R&B and black rock 'n' roll from the
late 40s through the early 60s - most of it making its first appearance on
CD. Includes sides by Robert & Jimmy (the Coasters flavored Up Tight),
Little Sonny, Charlotte Cole (the superb Ain't That Worth Something
Baby), The Jets, Clifford Curry, Jr., Jimmy Shaw, The Twilighters,
Floyd "Horsecollar" Williams (two fine instrumentals with hot sax and
guitar), Fay Simmons, Ben Harper & The Penetrators (probably my favorite
track here - a fine updating of the traditional blues Which Way Does
The Blood Red River Run he calls Which-A-Way), The Y-Dells,
Artie Wilson, Preacher Stephens (two tracks including the powerful
Unemployment Blues). Excellent sound. (FS)
CHARLOTTE COLE: Ain't That Worth Something Baby/ THE
FOSTER BROTHERS: Let's Jam/ DEWEY GUY & THE FABULOUS SIX: Crazy For You/
Kiss Kiss Kiss/ ERLINE HARRIS: Jump & Shout/ THE JETS: Feel The Same/ Tell
Me/ LITTLE SONNY: I Love You Baby Till The Day I Die/ Love Shock/ THE
PASSENGERS: Sand In Your Eye/ THE PENETRATORS: Which-A-Way/ BILL PERRY &
BEL-AIRES: Hoppin,Boppin' & Rockin'/ ROBERT & JOHNNY: Up Tight/ JIMMY
SHAW: Big Chief Hug'um An' Kiss'um/ Take A Chance On Me/ FAY SIMMONS: And
The Angels Sing/ PREACHER STEVENS: Mary/ Unemployment Blues/ TIPPIE & THE
CLOVERMEN: Gimme Gimme Gimme/ THE TWILIGHTERS: Hootenanny Stomp/ FLOYD "HORSECOLLAR"
WILLIAMS: Horsecollar Blues/ Thru Way/ ARTIE WILSON: Marleen/ ROY WRIGHT:
No Haps/ THE Y-DELLS: Sneakin' Away
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Still 1166 |
All Color Weird Rhythm |
● CD $16.98 |
The latest in this series of "early rare rockin' R&B
recordings" is not as strong as previous collections. Unlike previous
volumes which were almost exclusively black artists, this one is about 50%
white artists and some of the tracks are pretty much straight ahead rock
'n' roll rather than blues or R&B and much of the R&B is unexceptional.
Most of the 25 tracks here are making their first appearance on CD and
Paul Crawford's I'm Your ManRooster
Blues),
The Barons, Ray Miller, Ray Liberto, etc. Sounds is fine and booklet
includes label shots.
VINCE ANTHONY & THE BLUE NOTES: Watch My Smoke/ THE
BARONS: If You Want A Little Lovin/ Jay Walk/ DOUG BOWMAN & THE ROAD
RUNNERS: Al's State Line/ ROGER CALKINS & THE FABULOUS SILVER TONES:
Dimples/ Hey Sally Mae/ PAUL CRAFORD & FRANK MOTLEY ORCH.: I'm Your Man/
THE HONEYCONES: Rockin In The Knees/ DONNIE JAMES & JOE HUSTON ORCH.: Walk
Baby Walk/ LEONARD JAMES & ORCH.: Chicken Hop/ DAVE KIRK & THE CANDY MEN:
Those Lonely Blue Night/ LORD LEBBY: One Kiss For My Baby/ RAY LIBERTO: I
Want You To Love Me Tonight/ THE MAJESTIC: Riding By/ CHARLIE MCCOY:
Rooster Blues/ RUSTY MCDONALD & MAXWELL DAVIS BAND: Easy Big Mama/ RAY
MILLER: Number One/ TONY NICHOLAS & THE HAZELTONES: Suzie Bella/ GENE ODOM
& DUSTY FLETCHER'S BAND: Love Time/ AL PITTMAN & THE MUSICAL JOCKEYS:
Crazy Beat/ TRIG RICHARDS & THE JOKERS: Hollywood Cat/ RUBY ROBERSON:
Rheumatism/ BUDDY SKIPPER: Smoot Smart & Sassy/ BOBBY WILLIAMS & THE
NIGHTLIFTERS: Tarzan/ JOHNNY WINTER: That's What Love Does
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Still 1167 |
Black Rock-Rhythm Meat |
● CD $16.98 |
25 tracks, highly recommended
Another fine collection of
rocking blues and R&B and black rock 'n' roll with an incomprehensible
title! 25 sides, most of them making their first appearance on CD, and three
previously unissued. Includes Teddy Reynolds, Johnny Stewart, Jimmy Fox, The
Vibrators (two fine rocking instrumentals with hot guitar), Jimmy Trotter
(tough vocal and exciting guitar work), Terri Lee (superb female vocalist),
The Stacattos, The Bees (fine down home blues with excellent harp), Jimmy
Anthony & The Jap Curry Blazers (really!), Roosevelt Grier (football star
proves to be a fine blues singer on his version of the Lil Green classic
Why Don't You Do Right), Little Boyd & the Blues Bees (more down home
harmonica blues), The Classics, Bob Mosley (great piano boogie), The
Penguins and more. Excellent sound and four page booklet with label shots.
(FS)
JIMMY ANTHONY & THE JAP CURRY BLAZERS: Eternal Thing/ THE
BEES: Oh Yes/ Terror (Inst.)/ GENE BURKS: Shirley Jean/ THE CLASSICS: Elmo/
SONNY FISHBACK: Gee Baby/ You Ain't Goin'Nowhere/ JIMMY FOX: Huff N Puff/
JOE GAINES & THE ORIGINAL HI-LITES: I Wanna Go Back Home/ ROOSEVELT GRIER:
Why Don't You Do Right/ JOY HAMILTON WITH THE GENE MASON SEXTET: You Got My
Nose Open Baby/ TERRI LEE: I'm No Good To You/ My-My-My/ LITTLE BOYD & THE
BLUES BEES: Don't Leave Me Baby/ Harmonica Rock(Inst.)/ BOB MOSLEY: Bobbie's
Boogie (Inst.)/ TEDDY REYNOLDS & JOHNNY SUCCESS: Rockin' With You baby/ FAY
SIMMONS: Hangin'Around/ THE STACATTO’S: Jimmy Jones/ JOHNNY STEWART: A Whole
Lot Of Lovin´/ THE STEWART BROTHERS: Sleep On The Porch/ JIMMY TROTTER:
Hungry And Thirsty/ THE VIBRATORS: Mad Man Shuffle(Inst.)/ Way Out (Inst.)
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Still 1168 |
Black Sippin' Rhythm |
● CD $16.98 |
25 tracks, 57 mins, highly recommended
Though there are a
few duds this is a fine collection of up tempo blues and R&B - most of it
making its first appearance on CD. Includes Cee Pee Johansen, Ben Hughes,
Tommie "Blind Tom" Malone & The Bill Reese Band (a 1960 recording for
legendary producer J. Mayo Williams Ebony label featuring an updated version
of the traditional Cow Cow Boogie called Cow Cow Shake with 'shake
calling" by Little Arch!), Mae Saint June & Brother Mack (probably another
Williams production - he School days Love is another update of an old
blues), BIg Eddie C. Campbell (a fine instrumental recorded for the tiny
Hawaii label in 1960), The Uptowners, Wailing Bethea & The Captans (their
Rockin' In The Jungle is a variation on The Signifying Monkey), Bobby
Colquitt & String Bean Charles Band (two songs including the great Million
Dollar Play Girl), The Trutones (a hot sax led instrumental), The
Starfires, Beaulah Swan, Al Knight & The Y-Dells, Tee Tucker (actually Tommy
Tucker with the grooving Rock & Roll Machine), Louise Brown (her Son-In_law
is an answer to Ernie K-Doe's Mother In Law but with a different tune)
and more. Excellent sound and booklet with label shots. (FS)
BIG SYL BARNES: Come On Back/ LOUISE BROWN: Son-in-law/
BOB CAMP & HIS PIXIES: Jack & Jill Boogie/ BIG EDDIE C. CAMPBELL COMBO: All
Nite Part 2 (inst.)/ CHUCK COLE: My Bonny/ BOBBY COLQUITT & STRING BEAN
CHARLES BAND: I'm Gone/ Million Dollar Play Girl/ JIMMY (TENDER) HART: I
Dare You Baby/ SONNY HINES: Has Anybody Seen My Kitty/ BEN HUGHES: Crazy
Man/ CEE PEE JOHANSEN: Got My Gun/ AL KNIGHT & THE Y-DELLS: Sneakin'back
(inst.)/ TOMMIE ™BLIND TOM" MALONE & BILL REESE BAND: Cow Cow Shake/ PAT.
PATTERSON: Crazy Way Of Rockin'/ Miss Meal Cramps/ BILLY RAINSFORD:
Magnolia/ MAE SAINT JUNE & BROTHER MACK: School Days Love/ TONY SPADE:
What's Gwyne On?/ THE STARFIRES: The Dances/ BEULAH SWAN & SY OLIVER ORCH.:
Don't Steal My Heart/ THE TRUTONES: Down Below (inst.)/ TEE TUCKER: Rock &
Roll Machine/ THE UPTOWNERS: The Search Is Over/ WAILING BETHEA & THE
CAPTANS: Rockin ’in The Jungle/ JIMMY YOUNG: Need Your Love
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